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Join me for an introduction to the 5 step process for eradicating complex systemic inflammatory challenges in the body!

In this episode we talk about:

• How to test for mold
• Where you can get mold and parasites from
• The importance of supporting mitochondrial function + drainage pathways before beginning a protocol to get rid of pathogens
• What herxheimer reactions are and why you need to be aware of them before starting a protocol
• My personal experience in how I was exposed to mold
• What tests I used
• How I’m going about my healing protocol and how you can too!

Show Notes:

• Cellcore biosciences website
• Set up a Cellcore account if you’re a practitioner (for practitioners only)
• Parasites: Types, Symptoms, Tests, and Treatment
• Could You Have Mold Toxicity? Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Solutions
• Podcast: Moldfinders, Ep. 69: How to avoid mold in a new construction home w/ Michael Rubin‪o‬
• Find a practitioner to get the Great Plains Mycotoxin Test

Various research linking mold, inflammation, and gut health to mental health:

Mold:

• Mental Health, Molding a Link To Depression (NCBI)
• Dampness and Mold in the Home and Depression: An Examination of Mold-Related Illness and Perceived Control of One’s Home as Possible Depression Pathways
• Neurologic and neuropsychiatric syndrome features of mold and mycotoxin exposure
• Psychological, neuropsychological, and electrocortical effects of mixed mold exposure

Parasites:

• The role of parasites and pathogens in influencing generalised anxiety and predation-related fear in the mammalian central nervous system
• Parasite-infected rats: insights into anxiety disorders
• Latent toxoplasmosis aggravates anxiety- and depressive-like behaviour and suggest a role of gene-environment interactions in the behavioural response to the parasite

Inflammation + Mental Health:

• Imaging the Role of Inflammation in Mood and Anxiety-related Disorders
• Inflammation in anxiety
• Inflammation in Fear- and Anxiety-Based Disorders: PTSD, GAD, and Beyond
• Inflammation affects social experience: implications for mental health

Gut Brain Connection:

• The Genus Alistipes: Gut Bacteria With Emerging Implications to Inflammation, Cancer, and Mental Health
• The Gut Microbiome and Mental Health: Implications for Anxiety- and Trauma-Related Disorders
• Maternal separation as a model of brain-gut axis dysfunction.
• Exposure to a social stressor alters the structure of the intestinal microbiota: Implications for stressor-induced immunomodulation
• Gut Microbiota Composition Is Correlated to Grid Floor Induced Stress and Behavior in the BALB/c Mouse